Riders Snap Skid in 4-1 Victory Over Wellington
Western Reserve Roughriders beat Wellington 4-1 as Larry Wetzel pitched a complete game on eight hits. Bill Fugel and Bill Mesenberg led the offense with two hits and a double. Culver Military Academy canoeists begin a five-event spring schedule after recent Kentucky meet success.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Roughriders
Wellington
Larry Wetzel
Bob Wacker
Whiff
Bill Fugel
Bill Mesenberg
Oberlin
New London
Bellevue
Culver, Inc
Culver Military Academy
Kentucky
Eric Olsen
Dale Olsen
Norwalk
Culver
Wellington Dukes Dominant In 7-1 Conference Win
The Wellington Dukes used a three hit first inning including Jim Cole’s triple to spark a 7-1 Lakeland Conference victory over New London. New London totaled six hits with Bob Pheifer scoring the lone run in the sixth. Gregg Simmons earned the win and Steve Fonden took the loss after eight hits allowed. Fonden fanned nine and walked two.
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Wellington
Wellington Dukes
Jim Cole
New London
Cats
Bob Pheifer
Gregg Simmons
Steve Fonden
Vanderpool Dominates As Edison Beats Huron 7 3
Pitcher and batter Mark Vanderpool led Edison Chargers to a 7 3 win over Huron in an independent game. Vanderpool went all nine innings for his first win, homered, and drove in three runs. Tim Sowecke took the loss.
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Huron
Mark Vanderpool
Edison Chargers
Vanderpool
Chargers
Tim Sowecke
Weekend Baseball Schedules and Standings Across Leagues
Probable pitchers listed for Saturday with matchups in the American League and National League. Oakland Odom and California May lead slate with 8:30 p.m. starts, Detroit and New York in late games. NL standings show Chicago leading the East with 9 wins, Montreal and St. Louis close. West headed by Atlanta and Los Angeles. Thursday results include Montreal 7 Philadelphia 0 and Atlanta 9 Houston 3 among others.
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Oakland
Odom
Kansas City
Jones
California
Minnesota Hall
Seattle
Pattin
Marshall
Chicago
Peters
Baltimore
Phoebus
Washington
Coleman
Cleveland Giant
Boston
Culp
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Ang
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
Phila
Pitts
San Fran
Blass
Jackson
Seaver
Gibson
Niekro
Merrit
Selma
Sadecki
Wilson
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Lolich
Dobson
Kilkenny
McMahon
Freehan
Williams
Hamilton
Romo
Fosse
W.horton
T. Horton
New York Washington
Shadle Shatters Own 44.0 Twice In Track Meet
St Paul Flyers edge Western Reserve 66 to 61 as Wasiniak vaults 12 feet breaking St Paul record. Schlader wins two mile in 12 04.8 and Reed takes one mile in 5 23.1 with Didion 440 in 57.1.
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Shadle Shatters
St. Paul Squeaks
Wakeman
St. Paul Flyers
Western Reserve
Saints
Jerry Kramer
Dave Wasiniak
Steve Collins
Wasiniak
Bill Finley
Bill Schaffer
St. Paul
Schaffer
Pete Schlader
Rick Reed
Mike Mushett
Dave Didion
Messenburg
Missler
Percival
Cassady
Mushett
Finley
White
Dalton
Didion
Collins
Schlader
Doughty
Carpenter
Romanko
Ledermeier
Heyman
Patrick
Loten
Foster
Monroeville Eagles Triumph in 68 50 Track Win at South Central
Monroeville Eagles win three field events and four running events led by Denny Smith in a 68 50 victory over South Central. Smith wins 100 yd dash in 10.9 and 440 in 59.5. mile-relay quartet posts 4 01 5. Bob Jones and Dave Van Fleet win weights. Norwalk’s Shadle breaks 440 record with 51.7 and helps Trucker relay legs. Field events and dual meet notes follow with upcoming Clyde Relays and Port Clinton dual.
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Greenwich
Monroeville Eagles
Denny Smith
South Central
Eagles
Gail Rakosky
Smith
Bob Jones
Dave van Fleet
Jones
van Fleet
Greg Levers
Mike Hipp
Truckers
Hipp
Rod Iehle
Trucker
Shadle
Redmen
Ray Sizemore
Stahl
Galion
Clyde
Johnson
Gordon
Perkins
Ortlit
Fay
Sehle
Haas
White
Webber
Daniels
Buckingham
Fay So
Sandifer
Norwalk
An Turnley
New London Wildcats Win 7 2 Lakeland Match at Home
New London Wildcats improve to 5 0 with a 7 2 Lakeland Conference victory over Oberlin at Millstone Hills. John Charella led with 39 as Mike Reece of Oberlin shot 40. NL players beat Oberlin in individual matches and 167 to 171 overall.
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John Charella
Mike Reece
Oberlin
Wildcats
Edison
Millstone Hills
Rollie Ulm
N.L
Paul Armstrong
Denny Goodman
Dave Young
Dale Merrill
Ray DeGennaro
New London
Hillsdale Romps Past Chargers in Firelands Meet
Hillsdale rolled to an 81 46 victory over Edison as Terry Meagrew won the two mile in 10 51.6 and Edison secured several firsts but could not close the gap. Edison winners included George Kinnard, Bob Levitt, George Bryant and the mile relay, while Edison absorber Robbie Dillender tied for first in the high jump.
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Jeromesville
Hillsdale
Edison
Chargers
Terry Meagrew
Falcons
George Kinnard
Bob Levitt
George Bryant
Robbie Dillender
Larry Cochran
Len _ Puder
Kinnard
Bryant
Flyers Fall to Port Clinton 4 3 In Tight Tennis Match
St Paul Flyers drop a 4 3 decision to Port Clinton after losing both doubles matches. Singles winners were Chris Amato Larry Hickey and John Potts while Tim Varga Mark Belknap and Jack Thompson earned singles for Port Clinton. Doubles ended with Varga Johnson and Belknap Thompson defeating Amato Hug and Potts Hickey.
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St. Paul Flyers
Port Clinton
Saints
Chris Amato
Mark Johnson
Larry Hickey
Jack Thompson
John Potts
Point
Carl Myers
Tim Varga
John Hug
Mark Belknap
Tim Wiedemann
Amato
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Wash
Reed
Healy
Meyer
Sedermeier
Leimbach
Fields
Monroeville Tips SC
Dave Shadle
Norwalk Trucker
Galton
Dale Perkins
Harry Gordon
Sizemore
Kreig
Goodsite
Simmons
Ott
Coles
Turnley
T.ace
New London Golfers
New London Wildcat
Lakeland
Broadway
Lorain
Bankamericard
Toledo
Ibuster Crabbe
Palm Beach
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Bahama Island
Florida
Buster Crabbe
Cascade Industries, Inc
Flyer
Hug
Varga
Potts
Hickey
Belknap
Thompson
Bigelow
Hill's
Benedict Norwalk
Kudro’s Restaurant
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